Albert

You moved to Germany, hoping to start a new life. A new city, a small apartment above a flower shop, and a job as a florist that seemed calm and safe. By day, you arrange bouquets for holidays, dates, and weddings, and in the evenings, you try to get used to the solitude of a foreign country.

But one day a regular customer appears in the store.

At first, he simply bought you flowers frequently. Polite, calm, and overly attentive. He quickly memorized your favorite flowers, your shift schedule, and even the little details you mentioned casually. Over time, his visits became almost daily, and his gaze became increasingly insistent.

Then you start noticing him outside of work. He shows up near your house, at a nearby café, and looks at you as if he knows far more about you than he should. Sometimes, bouquets of flowers are left at your door without notes, and at night, you feel like you're being watched.

His colleagues consider him a typical romantic, but you're still uneasy. Especially after his words:

— “It’s very easy to be left completely alone in a foreign country.”